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Spinning Reels is a Bracebridge-based not-for-profit group bringing great movies to Muskoka.
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Our movies run at 7 pm on the second and fourth Wednesday of the month, September through May. *There are exceptions. Be sure to check our schedule before setting out.
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After you click "submit" you will receive an email to verify your subcription. We send out an invite and a reminder for each movie and an occasional news update. We do not share your information. You can unsubscribe at any time.
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HOW TO GET TICKETS
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TICKETS ARE $10 and are available at; 1) MUSKOKA NATURAL FOOD MARKET 229 Manitoba Street. >Advance tickets only. 2) EMAIL RESERVATIONStickets@spinningreels.ca >We will confirm your request by email; if you do not receive a confirmation, please check your spam filter. We may not have received your reservation and you should try again. Reserve by 2pm on the day of the screening. Be sure to arrive early. We can only hold reserved tickets until 15 minutes before show time. We try our best, but please remember, we're all volunteers! 3) AT THE DOOR NORWOOD THEATRE 106 Manitoba Street. >On movie nights, while supplies last. Reservation desk opens at 6:30pm. 4) GIFT CERTIFICATES Email villageplace@muskoka.com for details.
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Movie Venue
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Norwood Theatre is the proud home of all Spinning Reels screenings, located at 106 Manitoba Street, Bracebridge. Visit the Norwood onlinewww.norwoodtheatre.comboxoffice@norwoodtheatre.com
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Affiliated With
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A division of the Toronto International Film Festival Group dedicated to bringing alternative films to smaller communities across Canada and around the world.
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Contact Us >tickets@spinningreels.ca
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Site By >The Tillson Group
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Porcupine Lake
“Incredibly deep and natural performances.” That quote about Porcupine Lake is from filmmaker Jane Anderson, the Emmy Award winner for Olive Kitteridge, and signals the value of movies by writer, producer, and director Ingrid Veninger in understanding the human condition. … Continue reading
Beatriz at Dinner
What a dinner party! If you were ever inclined to play the game of being able to invite anyone you wanted (dead or alive) to dinner, these folks would be sure to provide some very lively banter. In fact, the … Continue reading
Spinning Reels Bursary Award 2017
This year for the ninth annual Spinning Reels Bursary, we are happy to announce that we gave two awards of $1,000 to two local students. The proud recipients of Spinning Reels bursary are John Kahn and Jesse Ricottone John attended … Continue reading
Maudie
The Artist MUST Create Maudie is the story of Maud Dowley, a Nova Scotian constrained both physically and emotionally by juvenile rheumatoid arthritis and a well-meaning yet overprotective family. Despite the family’s lack of faith in Maud, she strikes out on her … Continue reading
Their Finest
It was the ‘Unknown’ War If it’s true that the first casualty of war is truth, then there’s bound to be a LOT of manipulation of ‘Alternate Facts’ on both sides of the conflict. Their Finest is an interesting take on the British … Continue reading
A Man Called Ove
If you liked the book (and even if you didn’t) you’ll love the movie! Hollywood lately seems to be fascinated with aging and its effects on people as the number of ‘senior-targeted’ films has increased over the years. Back in … Continue reading
Burn Your Maps
Can you run away to find yourself? When we first meet Wes (the delightful Jacob Tremblay from Room) he has become strangely obsessed with all things Mongolian. Now, many youngsters are ‘taken’ by their interests: dinosaurs, a hockey hero, a secret friend, … Continue reading
Atanarjuat: The Fast Runner
Voted the best Canadian Film EVER! Atanarjuat: The Fast Runner, the multi-award winning movie as well as the first film shot in Inuktitut, is a turn on the traditional story of a small group of Inuit who have a romantic … Continue reading
I, Daniel Blake
Sometimes the state just does some things wrong- and who pays the cost? I, Daniel Blake is an examination of the effect bureaucracy can have on people, and who better to do that than Ken Loach (The Angels Share, Jimmy’s Hall). In … Continue reading
The Red Turtle
The Relationship between Nature and humans is ‘animated’ In The Red Turtle, award–winning Dutch animator Michaël Dudok de Wit has made his first feature-length film, a tale told with a classic simplicity that belies its emotional power. Shipwrecked on a deserted … Continue reading